Trigger: Form Website Security Module
Input: Website vulnerability scanner and other Threat Intelligence Data
Steps:
Vulnerability Severity CheckHigh/Critical Vulnerabilities Identified: 
Examples: SQL Injection, Remote Code Execution (RCE), Authentication Bypass, Zero-Day Exploits.
Action:
Immediately notify the security team to patch.
Generate a report for developers with remediation steps.
Re-scan after patching to confirm fix.
Medium/Low Vulnerabilities Identified: 
Examples: Outdated libraries, missing security headers, weak TLS configurations.
Action:
Inform the development team to schedule a fix.
Monitor for escalation of severity.
Provide security best practices for hardening.
Insecure Open Ports DetectedCritical Open Ports Found (e.g., SSH, RDP, Database Ports Exposed to Public):
Action:
Notify IT team for review Suggest to Restrict access immediately (firewall rules, VPN enforcement).
Suggest to Close unnecessary ports.
Confirm necessity of open ports and apply least privilege.
Check logs for unauthorized access attempts.
Non-Essential Ports Found Open (e.g., misconfigured services):
Action:
Notify IT team for review.
Suggest to Close unnecessary ports.
SSL Certificate Expiry CheckSSL Expiring Soon (Less than 30 days):
Action:
Send automated reminder to renew SSL.
Validate if auto-renewal is enabled.
Escalate to security team if renewal is at risk.
SSL Already Expired:
Action:
Urgently notify security team.
Apply emergency SSL certificate renewal.
Lookalike Domains & Typosquatting DetectionTyposquatting/Lookalike Domain Identified:
Action:
Block access to the domain at email gateway & DNS level to prevent phishing attacks.
Notify security team for potential legal action (takedown request).
Monitor if any users have interacted with the fake domain over email.
Send security awareness training on typosquatting threats.
No WAF Detected Action:
Recommend to install a WAF
